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Trail Richtung Hohenfried – Aussichtspunkt Kuckucksley Runde von Gemünd (Eifel)

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Trail Richtung Hohenfried – Aussichtspunkt Kuckucksley Runde von Gemünd (Eifel)

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April 19, 2022

Trail Richtung Hohenfried – Aussichtspunkt Kuckucksley Runde von Gemünd (Eifel)

Moderate

03:08

11.1km

3.5km/h

240m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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457 m

St. Nicholas Parish Church, Gemünd

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Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, to whom the church in Gemünd is dedicated, is one of the most popular saints of all, along with Saint Martin. Almost every child in …

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633 m

Gemünd Brewery

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A very good place for a stop. The food portions are huge, even if they are declared small on the menu. The (home brewed) beer is delicious. When the weather …

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1.42 km

Eifelsteig Stage 5: Beech Forest Trail Between Gemünd and Olef

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Beautiful section through the deciduous forest between Gemünd and Olef.

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1.51 km

Forest Pavilion

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Pretty pavilion in the middle of the deciduous forest that invites us to take a break. A seat for about 4 people is also available.

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5.41 km

Trekking Site Land in Sight

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You can stay here if you have booked and paid in advance. 2 places of 10.- for a tent, tarp or starry sky. Fantastic when you only hear the fox …

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8.15 km

View of Olef from Kuckucksley

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At the Kuckucksley viewpoint you have a beautiful view over the Olef valley to Olef, a district of Schleiden. At Kuckucksley (Ley means rock) there is a refuge with a barbecue area.

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